On 20 Apr 2004 at 3:24, Julian wrote: > This would be a good time for me to ask a general question that ive been > wanting to know for a while: > > Can a capacitor always be substiuted for one of the same capacitance but > higher voltage? Is the only problem that the physical size of the component > increases? Or are there examples where a higher than specified voltage > capacitor will create problems? In general, you're absolutely right, a capacitor of the same type and value, but with a higher voltage rating can be substituted with no problems. As has already been mentioned, the physical size may be the determining property. It's something that I've done a lot, and have never experienced any problems. Andy --- Andy Wilson http://www.techman.synth.net andy@techman.synth.net
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Re: [analogue-sequencer] quick parts question
2004-04-20 by Andy Wilson
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